Sentence examples for support largely from from inspiring English sources

It gets loads of private support, largely from the Mellon family, while also receiving $37 million a year toward operating expenses from Congress.

It didn't take much research or fieldwork to see that the Vietcong were drawing their support largely from the tenant farmers who were the great bulk of the rural poor, promising them land of their own if they won.

The National Action Party PANN) was founded in 1939 to represent the interests of business and of the Roman Catholic Church (which had been stripped of legal recognition in 1917), drawing its support largely from the urban middle class and in the northern parts of the country.

But its introduction enraged critics of populist Thaksin, a polarizing figure who draws his support largely from the rural poor but is loathed by many prosperous urban Thais supportive of the military and monarchy.

Friday marks the latest twist in an ongoing struggle between the populist political movement founded by Thaksin and inherited by Yingluck, which draws its support largely from the rural poor, and the country's urban pro-military, royalist elite, which has its base in the capital and loathes the Shinawatra clan.

His support largely came from the governing coalition.

The drop in support largely came from Republicans who had voted affirmatively on Tuesday.

His support largely came from younger Asian Americans, many of them preoccupied with ethnic identity, minority problems, urban renewal and other such questions.

Her support largely stems from this group, although she has forged alliances with upper-caste Hindus to broaden her base.

The unions' "political support largely gave them a pass from cost-cutting," Mr. Cleland said.

The university has been a notable exception to that support, largely because it draws students from a wide area, particularly the nearby restive province of Idlib where some of the fiercest clashes between government forces and the opposition continue to rage.